How to lose friends and alienate people (or, A very short history of the Australian gas industry): Part 4
In 2022, the war in Ukraine provided gas producers with the perfect excuse to raise prices again. But this time, they went too far.
How to lose friends and alienate people (or, A very short history of the Australian gas industry): Part 3
Australia’s liquefied gas exports began in 2015, with immediate repercussions for Australian businesses and households.
How to lose friends and alienate people (or, A very short history of the Australian gas industry): Part 2
Not satisfied with supplying the local market, the east coast gas industry began developing a plan to export gas overseas. What could go wrong?
How to lose friends and alienate people (or, A very short history of the Australian gas industry): Part 1
The first of four posts on Australia’s gas industry, starting with the happy days of the 1960s to the development of coal seam gas in the 1990s.
Looking back on the Victorian election
The Victorian election saw a swing to the Liberals but it was in all the wrong places, with Labor winning another thumping majority.
Reflections on the upcoming Victorian election
Speculation and predictions for Saturday’s Victorian state election.
Who will control the next Senate?
As we slowly approach the next Australian federal election, the next Senate may be more ideologically divided than the current one.
The 681 forgotten people
There have been many policy failures in Australia’s wasted decade. But few have been greater than the failure to develop a humane asylum seeker policy.
The five factors that determine when coal power stations close
An analysis of the coal power stations that are most likely to shut.
Coal in Australia, Part 3: New South Wales
Part three of a series looking at Australia’s coal industry. This post profiles the coal industry in New South Wales.
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